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Resource-Constrained Devices

Definition

Resource-constrained devices are computing systems with limited processing power, memory, or battery life. These devices, such as IoT sensors or older mobile phones, present challenges for running complex software or demanding network protocols. Optimizing applications for these devices is crucial for broad adoption.
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Payable Outsourced Decryption Secures Functional Encryption Efficiency and Incentives

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